FAQ

  • Do I still need antivirus software if I use a VPN?

    Yes, antivirus software, as well as a VPN service, are essential for total protection. The VPN will securely protect your data and information, but it is not an antivirus. A VPN helps secure your privacy, but an antivirus must be installed on your device.

  • Is antivirus protection worth the investment?

    If you do your banking online and occasionally visit some less reputable sites, I strongly advise you to invest in a premium antivirus. While there are many effective free choices, antivirus software is worth paying for due to the sheer number of functions. A VPN, a password manager, a file encryption tool, and encrypted email are frequently integrated.

  • Is antivirus software able to remove viruses?

    Yes, even existing viruses can be removed by an antivirus program. Simply run a full scan on your device, and the application will alert you if the virus is detected. Then you have the option of deleting the infected file or removing the malware entirely

  • What is spyware, and can antivirus software secure me from it?

    Spyware is a type of computer infection that sends your information back to the person who developed it. This type of software has a wide range of applications, some of which are legal, such as:

    • Keeping an eye on workplace computers to make sure no one is leaking sensitive data
    • Tracking for targeted advertising with user consent
    • Software that allows parents to monitor their children's online activities.

    You can protect yourself from spyware by installing an antivirus program. While staying ahead of spyware is advisable, installing an antivirus can help you prevent disaster. If you've already had an infection, don't worry—easy it's to get rid of with a decent antivirus scan.

  • Is it necessary for me to have an antivirus on my phone?

    Yes, you need antivirus protection for your smartphone as well! Mobile devices are hacked equally as frequently as desktops, which should come as no surprise.

    In recent years, Android-specific malware has become more frequent, with massive ransomware and spyware infestations affecting millions of users. If you use Android, you should use a virus scanner that also includes tools like a VPN, a Wi-Fi network scanner, and a password manager to secure your information online.